Sentence examples for rules enforcing from inspiring English sources

I have pointed out that its rules enforcing amateurism discriminate against black athletes from disadvantaged backgrounds.

And will she implement new rules enforcing executive pay restraint, with sanctions for those who ignore them?

E-cigarette supporters oppose the new EU rules enforcing medical regulation over 20mg/ml of nicotine, saying hardened smokers need more than that to switch.

Earlier this year the former chief minister of the Northern Territory, Adam Giles, came out in support of climbing the rock "with stringent safety conditions and rules enforcing spiritual respect", saying the benefits would be "obvious".

Norman Ornstein, of the American Enterprise Institute, co-author of "The Broken Branch," has written that senators and congressmen no longer share enough time together, no longer have friendships across party lines, and that they should be made to spend more time on the job in Washington, with rules enforcing periods free of fundraising.

Although particularly outraged by efforts to monitor carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas linked to the warming of the Earth's atmosphere, freshmen Republicans have tried to rein in the E.P.A. across the board — including proposals to take away its ability to decide if coal ash can be designated as a toxic material and to prevent it from clarifying rules enforcing the Clean Water Act.

Only after Islamic rule had become strongly entrenched were stricter rules enforced.

That includes some strange rules enforced in flight in the name of "safety".

The matzo is made under strict kosher rules, enforced by the mashgiach rabbis on staff, who punch a time clock.

A style guide should be much more than a list of grammatical rules, enforced by what Steven Pinker calls "language mavens".

WorldCom, on the other hand, fought to have those same rules enforced.